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. . • '' ,• i ---.• P t i i'i) „,.. / rOW:f„zr‘ „..--- ----_,----- - -.4 41 1--- - - - - -...-,•- 06 '4U1103 Tr{ .• 4 ' - 414% ,- C...e...-- 'l-'' /. 3 - • , ,it t \ . .. e-c / L--0- -- . • .7 40- /7„ ~. . . . . , .. v. ling to e occui at e' 3 ;C( 1 in t : i se d tIIP E hOr• e b e en r. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1818. N(75113tR, 7944.] EPRICII ,SEVENPENCE. 111 oolti liar st deg re4 er )rt SC) d er ived d ;1010 11 . 11 r, s mead I. rer °ll , les seS Fi t has b e" FT, " 4° b by ,as e t pa ble an 3rilY w i ' eu alreaill BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. , • IHIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS. is OPEN EVERY DAY from Ten in the Morning till Five in the Evening. Admission, Is. Catalogues, Is. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.: PUB.LIC.ATIONS. MONUMENI"rO BURNS. In consequence of 'an advertisement, by the Committee of Subscribers to- this monument, in viting artists to contribute their ctlorts towards producing plans of the proposed fabric, many plans, various itt fora r, but in general appropriate in design, and elegant in otenstion,-were trans mitted.,from London, listinbul-gb, iilasgow, and other parts of the kingdOm. The variety in F o rm, conjoined wi:h the apparent equality in Merit . ; 'cf ;110 , 4 of •the - designs; rendered it difficult to decide Nhich should be adopted . ; ' but, 'after due eximi nr.tion of the plans, and consideration. of the spe cificaTionA, it was resolved to adopt No. 8, which, on opening the letter *ccompanying was found to'be the production of .11Ir Tilo- MAS HAMILTON, junior, architect in Edinburgh... HAMILTON, in his letter, strifes, that were his design'deemed worthy. of 4ido p tion, he wonid decline accepting any tn , trk of approbation tending to lessen (fie funds, as the honour of being the sneer3 , old candidate would be a recompence' more than adequate to his exertie‘ns; hut the Committee have directed it to be. sign:tied to him that the proGred premium is at his dis. povl. The substructure of the monument, 'rre cording to 'this design, is triangular, vchieli may be supposed to have an allusion to the, three tricts of Ayrshire,' and it is constructed in ,siicn, a manner as to admit of a circular apartment or 17 feet in diameter. The supers rueture is a eircn• far temple of six flitted lonic columns, supporting an entablature and cupola, and is surmounted ray a tripod, whirls, among the ancients, was one of the distinguished 'emblems 'of Apollo. In the niche in one of the sides of tile basement the artist proposes to place either a startle of littasas, or an appropriate subject taken from some of works, and tisbnets with suitable inscriptions are to occupy the other shies. Tl;e tyht4e till! be upwards of 60 feet higli—bas, as exisihited in the drawing, a ;very imposing and pleasing. appear ance, and does the greatest credit to the clastiical taste of the Artist.—(Ayr Advertiser) On Tuesday next will be published, In 4to. with 14 plates, 21. es. NARRATIVE of an EXPEDITION to EX PLORE the RIVER ZAIRE or CONGO, in SOUTH AFRICA, in IBIG, under the Direction of Captain J. K. TUCKEY, R. N. Prnitvd for Joati RRAY, Albemarle-street. WA t N b tr(E s .immet d lia A le . ly, r nda Water AC I 1: where t the Duty moderate. A retired Situation will he preferred, and the distance from the Metropolis will not be deemed an essential consideration by the Advertiser, who is in full Or ders, and has no objection to undertake the EDUCATION o f a few CHILDREN.—Address (post-paid) to S. S. S. to be lef t at Messrs- Gilberts, Printers, St. John's:square, Clerkenwell. This Day was published, By Lonman and Co. Paternoster-row, price ts. 6d. ririE SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH on_ the MONOPOLY of the MEANS of SCPPLYING BEER, and of its Cause, Arbitrary Licensing, delivered at a Public Meeting at the Cros'u and Anchor Tavern; with Notes, and the Resolutions of . the Meeting. By J. 'l'. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq. F.A.S. Justice of the Peace for Middlesex and forMestminster. Where may be bad, by the same Author, A LETTER to LORD SIDMOUTH on the above Suisject. ABONUS of Twelve Pipes of the . best Old Port Wine is given by HORNSBY aid .Cri: to Pur chasers at their Office (which is equal to Fifteen Hundred New Sovereign., now issuing at the Bank of England) for the First-drawn Blank on the 4th, 170, and 31st of Next Month. HORNSBY and Co. are in the highest expectation 111 dividing a large proportion of the Three Prizes of 30,0001., as well as the 97 other Capital Prizes, among thoSe who favour them with their Commands. The Two first 30,0001 drawn, Nos. 33,979 and 42;569 Were Shared and Sold by HORNSBY and Ca. 3G, Cornhill. In the Press; a►nd shortly will be published, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes Octro, with a Por trait of hi,' Lordship,. froo an Original Picture by Romney, a Second Edition, con ected,,of . flp :1 E LIFE of RICEIARD WATSON, RD:MP of LANDZFF, written by HIMSELF at different intervals, and relised in 1814 - it 011$ 13c • he PI". for s°l° ;rap b i lltf°' bat `` .4 , writ a ,poskib le 'hat the IFT ( 10e5 his life' Published by his San, Richard Watson, LL. B. Prebendary of Lanthiff and Wells. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.. DUBLIN MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS.' This Day were published. in Svo. price Hs. boards, • VOL. I. of ANSACTIONS of ih. ASSOCIATION of. FELLOWS and LICENTIATES of the KINGS and QUEEN'S COI LEGE . of PHYSICIANS in lItEL t ND. Printed for Longman; Hurst; Rees, Ortne,•and Brown, London; and John Outlining, Dublin. DIJNIAPN HISTORY OF FICTION. This Day was published, :is TbreeNines, pest Octavo, the Second Fdition, consi derably enlarged and improved, Price 21. 9s. hoards, IL g HISTORY of FICTION; being it CIII• TICAL ACCOUNT of the most cOehrated Prose lailie leri Works of Fiction. front the earliest Gree f k Rowances to the Novels of the pr,sent age, By JOHN DUNLOP, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. kas been orlif FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. • . ' 1 1 P1C777,11,1, 1NG-OFFICE, Feb. 13, 1818. . 4 it; C°Ariu ssroNEßSfor VICTUALLING ,1 ~ ~:41, — 4.4esTrs :.V-11'Y do hereby give Notice, 1, ;, ,i , :fiej:ie ll 1 :::: G ;d ;ter n iinni,e4. o r uf t T , ii v t ti h . Ey e zi,5., 2 . 0 1,( 1 s h ea in te s d ta Ib n p t ), , t rt h n ey d w t i r l e l (; h t e f,i re r ar s ly ixi t y o INDIA RUM; of the strength at tired C"l• under proof by Sikes's Hydrometer; to be deli !' ik ihe s , '''';', lor Paceoj a fortnight into his Majesty's Victual '44//ry e 4 a! Dexford ; and to be'paid for by Bills payable, !it r . , y i , 'itter.••.st, Slaty Days after date. 14P C G i . • Q r 4; ,, 0. igioqtiGns of the Contract may be seen at the Secre•; - ~ dice. . t1,1!1'"(1 will beheld to any Tender in which the Pric e t . c Otti 9e b e i n:sertcd in Words at length, th, or that shall not he krt tie 4 t he Board before ace o'Clock on the said Friday re,„ l ' eltitli Instant • nor unless the Person who makes the I ' l 'en ' N '' "me Person. on his behalf, attends, to answer i e ------, . • _ l INIE :-. Etta it v ,i TENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA : ; 1)1 \ i ',„Si and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBCIA . RDS ell ' n '''' t (1.-T 11.1 LES in one elegant Piece of I , urnitut t e, 111..` 414 % . '" ti A • Ini•e ' rent Plans • ihe Patent Improved NO a --,dn4ll',` Ch{ Brisa-:scre ' w Four _ Post, and Tent tleiir4N('s, Furnitu e i-e ' and Redding complete ; Portable giiil several other new invented and improyed arttc t ..e of `Ph. i'„. l4l re; al, o a: general and very extensive assortmen . - t i lt t te 4 .'"Y and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses Lilt: _ , si:,'eady ni arinfactured,. where. Families may select a d :±le Nl - ' 1 a whole House in'a few days, avoiding the extreme •`" 1 / 1 1 ,11 1 _ ie viee of waiting several Months-in completing their Ailment. 14:4A:old West India Articles, Army Snd Nary, &c. &c. by te;. 4 l l7 l : l li l d ui S s ai i t l d lo e a rs, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, , Strand, on t crate, for prompt payment. • . r ''.------ --- fs . to COUNTIMACT the many attempts that t•, loo a si r . e . daily made to impose on the 'unwary a spnrio b u; 114),,‘,,i1:40Niii xiittisrtelaNd:ottet,l.te Genuine Blacking, prepared . • have adopted a new label, in which .d 1, a ddress ()- I-I' -I "ii 't) • is conspicuously place in.., ~ i, IL i ot ot n, so and the „hitt% centre, • that they trust an attention to this , _ll etiah ie U ee of the type, which is unlike. all letter-press, ~' T i "i. ` l "" e ' at "nee to detect the imposition. . k1 , 1 1 ,' . It-eitl Japan BLACKING, matte and sold Wh i o . l . ral . e t o w y 141,1c,44,1 M ARTI..).Ti, 97; High Holborn, and ierat.t er. by_ ,.. t r. fl44l,4l_'aLGrocers, Druggists, Booksellers. Ironmongers, . P k ..,tr ticis i s t . 3 . 4 oo li t ti li. s a . gds,eBcacch. .iu the United Kingdom, in Bo ' Wes _____ . - - t . i: t(-11.1. P- I CK'S CORDIAL — FOR CALVES, &c. . . , .110, erlttltgaenTda,,vittriolenarge of the Right Hon. Lord Somerville, "I: p• -61 -°". Earl Winclielsea, .1. Fliack!)urne,. , q• Itmor.,erso, the Board of Agriculture. Ii lic e PICK'S •COIrDIAL ; 9 certai n %Mi ( C atl lli t e . for the Seouring of • Sheep, Cal . ves, Lamhs, „ ana _ 4 .tt er 1,,, 10) L i . and ,• t Ins NI 'II a valtable Restorative Cordial tor Ewes 1 ' 11 41 1 4 ted`!Alle beiti a leiVerful Febrifuge, the Cattie . i t l (! appew....s4iisteiged are i speedily restor , d to streligt su n o ,: lt d r. tha,,,,,`,,:trasild are known to thrive and fatten much .. • Th,`,; • * it'll lt,e -In ' T . e °C th e ._, S h Hughes, is written . 1 4 ,1••''' , o n ~ •!. , e Proprietor,. on. , t:_si.wiit.lecle 'Lch .111 (4 Direc i'r , derick•plare, Gos • - Irt.:111,:11.,!'q-road-, ' Sr Mr. Hugh"' 11 '., ": 66 . k r .,; k " : ) - ard, Lonct.untiQ, ; . Mr. Eda,..rnb .ol, , er S: ; Blur. , . '*---- in ' Price 2 ,%;Retail by every V t ot --- ----___ ~......___________s 1. c ; Patent ," Foy • . . , 1, • '‘Ii.So N I HE DISC'FIAIIGE AND RE R LI_FF, OF ' . 6 IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DE L 's. ,htxp i „, r -, ( - 4 ' 4 -yen - Street, Strand, Feu. 4, _ ... _ 4,., -,rte's. lONS •s'ltice time .. 4 • tli:, :'ghtl-1„ n v viz- . - . A . 55 0 C;-ti s , ,, crr i. .. e t , • tae Earl of Rosentry - - 5 5 0 ner, of Z e r , all - - : - " ~, - 9rt 0 0 qi.(, it 4 0,1.,, i wird Parry, Esq. - it . ge ‘4 . ,. 4 ion, z sq ,. - - 1 1 0 . t ilh, i i s ,• s tyro, Es c ,. A. 2' 2 0 ei, e .t,. 4,, •cci• f • ,' - - - 2 0 0 , tv.• F ~ I tot. - - - - e 2 0 'll . l. S i .. 444 rd Butane per .Messrs. Goslings A. 2 2 0 4:44.''''Pe, EN - ' - - - - 4,c„,'"e, Esq. • _ 10 10 0 A. 2 2- 0 ,414,11.:'9"ii,e' i's- - I'll„" , 11 ` 6 el' j:• 'I Q . 414,1„.(,' 1)4 ". Ys ' , 1 ' ; ',. . - bi,,,-,,emeilti,ia: 'l. . - - _ -_ A. 2 1 2 l 0 0 - lv, i , 1 1 •4 1) Ter; - ....... A l A k . : 2 3 '2 :2 0 0° • tr, • L/Ll i ,E, Y - - - lim, Slad e Y• - - .41, .1,,i, ‘•,..•t• Standerj " ' it, . a nerve E - . - - A. 1 1 0 1 ~.'l " ter ' c(-1. - - - _ A. 5. 5 0 • 1 • 1 •,.` .; )-r q . k-s . . 4„T • '''' , l,so il i;k :,zi,:,,1:4,7i5, E sq. "._ -_ -- A. 2 2 0 .. _ b 5 - 0 .; at,,, „ -*own, E,. q . _ A. 2 2 0 11.,. .!,,u,,..k 4 .. • . k 1 1 0 I,l'4',._Li. (.4ia'sese4,lll'cishcid. per Secret 10 -- .: A. 12: 2: go , , '►Y 01 , hgq. per Secretary 'r:',.!..,,,,tia1d Hamilton " A. 2 2 0 4, , , .a.. Sq. ._ .. .• 1 0 0 0 . • - .. .• 111. N' - A. 5 5 0 p,, i , .. • li e ,, i • a nd E. NI. _ _ ,: tit fur a Book (N.eild o - n, Prisons) - . - - ' A. 10., 0 0 sta gout Tunbridge, per 'Treasurer - . - ' 1 0 ' 0 0 - . Itl' isq , ._ - sz-,,,..•: . J, e t d 0 a nd reliere'd from var . ious Prisons, Z.l(il 2 3 t sul t ., rsi for the Sum of - - I,,'"r,i"aithe Cases of 6,3 Petitioners; ip , ...,1, 4 4 --,,,,1 Refrred for Characters, 2 Peti- Irr---4q44,'"'4,imti•ti '27. -'.- - k e4 sur 4 'hs - • 1b • T lin,CamileriNield, Esq. pie ..-1,,,, i-er, c , *re receiver , . o (~:t'Vlh"t, „ „' l 'Yfie-wallt, Chefsea,i also by Messrs. .Herrie t s, , t leri s ''"' Co. S.A. Jamei's-street; Hoares, Fleet-stree 4 ' 1 4, 4 5 5, ',, ' Ytlitni ort . , an d c o , Lombard-street; Biddulph i i '.,,' Ce-.11,41,14d6, Cluirng4;ross ; Dorcien and Co. Mind and Co. ,w••,:,...',74,e1;,-sitirti,:nals-LiteilLim,,erile7s, p .. . il i_m a il ; _vek . es, " - N - '''nt 4 ard- 1 • ~ • and . by the Secretary, .No. 7, Cra ettl. :i e. ..11 . 4in , where tl i te t, B is ou c k li s ar u it i , 7 a b n e d h ei . s 0 , ~. to suopor,. n , m a '',....., L ii the first 'Wednesday In every ,on i. swehlt.i.rebtyhtelsee . _ . . . - • (1.. A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. a Critic I 4 •;easiin like the present, when I), th;l , " •- .. p aid • dren are. Teething; the utmost attention ought ty 1, 41. ' , •4 ,„t,h'ihi particoh.rly as the Measles and Chin Cou . gb he'` 4 i. If the irritation of the Gum comes with hept,,,'“'t disoriter • y few lit lams recover. Mothers ought ‘,. 1 1) . bt Wittio ' u ' t the Ier "'AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUPiii -1 (i,„ -Se rYt for if ild wakes in the night with pains an li Pet i ir i- , this ralualle 11 . 1erlieine applied will immediately . u ( i i ; 'e P,•rtS, heal the Glinis, arid thereby prevent Fevers an, .`itehrulsions; for, should it come in competition with any 4,- tiisorder,. it oftcri'.destroys the Mother's brightest hf4' l ,„ l'arents who may . be dubious of the virtues of the 1 44, ' L-lING SYRIJP may refer to the different Cases that Ni p 4 PPeared..i ii the .Xelki.paperi fur th e l ast ten years. ti.ei.k`ct'Mrs..lollNSON has appropriated one hour twice a. 1,1,1.1),,,z! From nine to t e n o ' c l oc k on T uesday and Saturday 1i1,i,. , i ) ,14 to the Poor who have Children afflicted in cutting ; lilt. N.,;:t , ii . by bring,ing a Letter from a Housekeeper, .toat i;- 01 , tfaer is, 41 real object of charity, has -made it so univer (4 ,I\ hown in almost every .family where there are Young ; 4 i l ,"'eti. NI us. .I. hopes so great a Charity will nut be abused, • . .!. comis out of iler private purse. N e 4 ,2 in be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, N 0.94, 1,,,1:‘,1 -street, Oxford-street,. London. and; by their ap shd i "hti of all the principal 111ediciite Venders in Town Is . n " u nt TY, at 2s. 9d. per Bottle. • it, , ;,'Eui), sure to a s k fur ..‘'Juinison and Williams's Soon --. 6 " . k.l9ti 10 G it does 00B IT fpiln (jel om 111° e d CO . Orb ° 0 0i OD lilt : t sbir' i n 01 :diatcly 13 011/ 43 15; anti itbionf and la 1 O'er' Badger e stolf , Ile, a stern , t, boy NAST ), rl►e 1 NC I( I , %of y, t ll4 t: !ilitio % rd (/ 11. • in 1 1 ' King 1 4 ddlesel: I in tl4 , ' • small„ at wit* ilov• 4 SIC eVl' , reed ip Vol 4 pbalA aindef yr. iffecU t l • *; , s 1) tepTC9 Great X. A. Surf ' rdvrii WEDNESOAY, FOURTH OF MARCH, Th . ree Prizes of Thirty TlJtlS:4llll . Poutiels.-Oile Hundred Capitals,-No Stock Prizes.-All hterling Nloney.-Twelve Pipes of Old Pot t Wine, besides the Sehente: 131-A-i'S Prizes, tit the la , ' L'wery, have tra velled the Country - round, and-shed -their 'genial in fht-nce on every Town they have visited. l‘inre than Thirty different places, includiac nearly every letter in the Alpha - - bet, have been benefited by this good fortune, which, to many, might appear surprising. hut in BltiH, was only what every one might have ex peet ed.-lbe Particulars of his Three 20,0001. Prizes are as follow:- • C• 16th of eo,o Z 00.... Aberdeen lath of 20,000 .... Bath 1,250 I6th of 20,000 . . • . Berwick , 1,250 16th of 20,000..... Bristol 16th. of 20,000 .... Bruton 1,250 pith of 20,0011 .... Camberwell . 1,250 . I6th of 20,000 .... Chesterfield' ' 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Clapham - 1,250 16th of 20,000 .:.. Cork • 1,250 Ilitlf of 20,000 .... Cornhill . lO,OOO 4th of 20,000 .... Derby 16th 'of 20,900 .... Derby 16th ot 20,000 .... Edinburgh 16th of 20,000 ...: Edinburgh, another: 1,250 16th at 20,000 .... Etlinbar,th, another 1,250 16th of. 20,000 .... Glasgow 16th of 20,000 -.... Glouctister 16th Of 20.000 .... -Hereford 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Lincoln's-Inn-Fields 1,250 16th ot 20,000 .... London (not registered) 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... London (ditto) letli of 20,000 .... Newcastle, (Staff.) I;2ZO 16111 of 20,000 .... Newcastle-ott-Tyne 16th or 20.000 - ....' Newgat c-street ... 4th of 20.000 .... Norwich . 5,000 . 16th of 20,000 .... Nut wich I 16th of 20,000 .... Oundie ...... ' 1,250 16th of 20,000 .... Penzance 1,250 16th ot 20,000 -..... Thetford . 16th of eo.woo ....' Wnitechapel 16th of 20,000 .... Wincantou 16th of -20,000 .... York . 1,250 Three Prizes of 40,003/. each,—making L 60,000 * it * In the last Lottery that contained 9 Prizes of 130 3 001 i. 131 SH sold theni All ! ! ! - A FEW SIMPLE QUESTIONS. • W OULD von wish to (we nt ease? Step to Erf t.N s, if you please. Would yoo rid your of care? :To EYTON'; go, and boyNa share. IA mild you your own carriage keep ? To EYTON go before you sleep. Would you daily drink your wine ? . • Tn EYTON go, and lose no time. Would yon lie on hed of down ? • EYTON can vour wishes clown. - • Would you fill your bags with gold ? Go to EYTON you're told. • The Fourth of MARCH is very near, And you can leave no cause to fear, For Our Pound Seven yoti•may gain Enough to banish care pmts. And should a Blank he all you get, That 'nay please you better yet; Twelve Pipes of - Wine is no mean thing, In which, lihe fishes, you may swim! Then haste, my friends, make no delay, • Go,•hatte to EYTON, haste away, . To fill your ?Lase, or wet your clay. THE GENUINE DR. .lANIEti'S POWDER AND ANA LEpTu.. PILLS A" prepared, as usual, by F. NE\VBERY and SONS, and sold by them . at No. 45, St. Paul's, London ; and 29, Dame-street, Dublin; and by their Agent, Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street. Mr. Newherv, by his Affidavit, and by regular Deeds and ssigninents, has proved incontestably his Property in these Medicines, and his Possession of the original Recipes 1 for compounding them, under Dr. aames's Hand, of which he was the sole Depository. The Evidence too of Dr. James. himself, in an Affidavit, published in 1777, bas shewu, that he admitted Mr. Newhery to he present with him at the Pro cess of making his Fever Powder ;—the only Person now living who can claim that advantage. The identity of the . Powder prepared by Mr.- Newberv, and that by Dr. James, he also ascertained by th,e Chemical Analysis of Mr. Professor' Braude, and Mr. Accum ;—and confirmed by the marked sanction given to Mr. Newhery's Preparation by the most re-• spectable Public Bodies whose Members are eminently quali fied to judge of its authenticity, and whose extensive orders he continues to supply. From these Facts, which cannot be perverted by Sophistry, the Public will be convinced, that the assertion of Mr. B.G. G..Jaines, «that the Compositions sold by Mr. Newhery are spurious," is a palpable and gross deception i—conveying an imputation of Fraud and Perjury even against his Grandfather Dr. Janies himself. St. Paul's, 27 Nov. 1817. FRANCIS.NEWBERY. RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. IN conseqnence of the - extensive_ practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blackfriars road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. hare, for the accommodation of patients residing' at the . \Vest end of the Town, established another Medical Board lit Woodstock street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, of thirtryears expel ience, constantly reside. That thousands have been restored to perfect . health by their united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of whom had been great sufferers from • being impro perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup flans. on the head, face, and body, ulcerated tlnnat, swel lings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, stric tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and netrous dibllity, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and wh' i cli symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. • Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at both houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu lars, when medicine and the hest advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdoM. There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Tizars,day, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o.'elock. CON' INUATION OF HLTIMOLDrS TRAVELS. This Day was published, In Octavo, price 11. Is. boards, the Third Volume of THE PERSONAL NARRATIVE - of M. DE HUMBOLDT'S TRAVELS to the Equinoctial Regions • • of the New Continent ; tinting the years 199-1804. • Translated by HELEN MARIA WILLINNIS,,, Mder the immediate . lnspection of the Anthill - . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, The First Two Volumes, price 11. Is. boards. The Researches, coniprising the Text , of the , Atlas Pitto rescine, and a Selection of the Plates, 2 vols. 11. 11s. 6d. A Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spain, with Maps, in 4 vols. Bvo. price 31. ,13s. 6d. boards. . This Day were published, In Three Volumes 12mo. the Third", Edition, price 185. in boards, of 1.4 E TTERS FROM ENGLAND. By DON MANUEL A' VAREZ ESPRIELLA. • Translated from the Spanish.' " Viewing these Letters as spirited remarks on England, we must pronounce them•to deserve the notice of English readers. They Contain many particulars of which • the ge nerality our country Men are ignorant, and they are in ter.persed with anecdotes andbou mots, which end the nar rative, and produce a good effect."—M.,Rev. Loi i plon• Privted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London: Also speedily will be published, Travels in F,ne;land. By Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella. In a cob,. duodecimo. This Day was published, In Two large Volumes, Quarto, price 61. 6s in boards, T HE LIFE . of JAMES the SECOND. KONGof ENGLAND, &c. collectet; out of Memoirs writ of •his men Hand, together with the King's _Advice to his Son, arul Ids Majesty's %Vitt. Published hy.command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, from the miginal Stuart Manuscri 'its which had been carefully µreserved at Rome in the-Family of the Pretcaider, and are now deposited in Carbon •Huuse. By the Rev. .1. S. CLARtiE, LL. I). F.R.S. Historiographer to the King, Chaplain to, the Household;and Librarian to the Prince Regent. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-rOw, Payne and Foss, and Budd and Catkin, a' s * This IVorh comprises the History of Great Britain and 'France, from the lattet part of the Reign of Charles the Ist, to the close. of King William's. Reign: AYoung Man, a Mercer of this City (Clieter . Y, , afflicted from his infancy wi;.s a Nervous Complaint, attended with great debility, languor, want of appetite, lowness of spirits, which increased so much as to render him incapable of attending to business for the last twelve months, was advised by his Physicians, as the last resource, -to go to rhe country, but he found no relief from the change. -He then tried the Cordial Balm of Gilead, from the first bottle of which he found immediate 'relief, and six bottles more have restored him to a sound and perfect state of health. J. FLETCHER, Printer of the Chester Chronicle.. To Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, Liverpool. This invaluable Restorative has been administered in pri vate practice, with the greatest success; for a series of years. Youth and age, of either sex, aie equity the objects of this Restorative ; .to the young it will afford lasting. health, strongth, and spirits, in place of lassitude and debility; and to the aged and infirm .it will assuredly furnish great relief and comfort. NervouS Disorders; of every' tins), and from whatsoever cause arising, fly before the effects of this great Medicine ; and all that train of sinkin , o, anxieties, and tremours, which so dreadfully affect the weak, the sedentary, and the deli cate, will, in a shot t time, be succeeded by cheerfulness, and every presage of health. • - - V Dr. SOLOMON expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to. he inclosed, ad dressed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool.—Paid double postage." Pi ice lls. a bottle, or fulfil,' ,bottles containing four at I Is. for 335. on which► I Is. are saved. With each bottle is given a copious bill of directions, illus trating the efficacy of this Medicine, the stamp of which has " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, and uni formly pasted on the cork. - • Sold•by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward, 324, Holborn ' • Leigh, IS, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley , 133, Mino ries. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders. DIVIDENDS. March . 21, W. Whately, Lawrence Pountney-hlll, Cannon street, merchant—March 14, J. P. Thomson, Great. New port-street, printseller—March 14, J. Smith, Tabernacle walk, merchant—March 14, J. Champion, Great St. Helens, broker—March 12, W. Miller, jun. Liverpool, tailor—March 17, P. D. Vandyke, A. J. G. Leuven, and W. A. De Gruir'er Vink, Circus, Minories,.rnerchants—March 13, J. Whittle, Liverpool, tailor —March 17, P. Lander, Cardiff, seedsman— llarch 14, P. and W. Pidgeon, Stock-Exchange Coffer-house, tavern-beepers—March • 18, T. Gower, Wethersfield, • Essex, maltster—March IS, E. D. &Ines, Cheshire, liquor-merchant -- , March 12, W. Lawton, Wilmslow, Chester, shoikeeper . - - -- March 3, N. Scholefirld and 'l'.. W. Kersh,w, • haberdashers—March IC, W. Dyer, Nortnleach, Glouck tershire, grocer—March 10; S. Card, sen. Mere. Wiltshire, .farmer—Maich G. LocliWood, Whitby, Yorlishirwool fell-draper—March 21, .I.'Aruis, Little Britain, fishmonger— March 10, Biss, Bristol, tailor. CERTIFICATES=MAnca 10 = J. Lyon, London-street, broker---J. Collyer, Gosport, painter and glazier-- W. Mathieson, Bishopsgate-stret without, tailor—T. Maxfield, Halstead; Essex, grocer-- , D. Cunningham, Winchester-street, merchmt--1. Critton, Bridenorth, - banker—J. Pearson, Westue,' Durham; gbio rowner—J. Jacobs, Woodbridge,-Suffolk, merchant—J. Park, Walcot, Somersttsltire, carpenter—J. Sheffield, Green-street, Bath; career and gilder.l. C. 'rouge, ,Sitockiiri,h4e. .tailor— E. Kent, Gedn”y-hill. Lincolnshire, draper—J. Meyer, Cha momile-street, merchant. _ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF.D. A. Applegath, E. Cowper, and H. Milton. Nelson-square, stereotype-foundersl. 'Young and J. Wells; St. .I.,Otes's .street,tailors—C4. and Ferguson and J. Ashton, hat-manufacturers -W. Larn.;ley ano C. ito;,er, Lee's-mews, Grosvenor'square, carpentsts—S. and A. Wilson, SlletliOd, spoon-nianutacturers—J. thiluie, T. Rustlon, and W. Cooke, Great Lever-Works, Lancashire—T. Brierley, J. Harrison, and E. and R., Qnsworth, .Manchestcr, cotton-merchants-- R. Evamy and W. liclikdas !Southampton" hop-o:erchant—. E. Wating and A. Frank, eirtler;—,l. Woodhouse, sell. 'l'. Taylor, and J. Haynes, Bristol, tobacconists—T. Jent'and it. Sharpus,.Piccadilly, chinamen—W. Co4on; and A. Hall, Jarrow, Durham, tallow-chandlers — J. Chilton, E. Shafto, J. Dixon, and J. Gregson,'New Elv(tt, Durham, brewers—R. and A. Harrison, W. Latham, H. Harrison, and It. Latham, Bahia, BraziisE. M., E. C., and C. G. Cotterill, Vine-street, _Lignorpond-street, pro-. vision-merAants—T. Lloyd and G. Rudolph, Old Grayeit , lane, corn-dealers. One day in company a shining Belie, To shew how tar she could in wit excel, Thus to a Gentleman was heard to say : " If 1 mistae not, Sir, the other day . 4 Your bait was red, and now 'tis chang'd to black, " And does itsjloming colour wholly lack ? " But I suppose," (then archly around) ' " If we inspect it; dy'd it will he found." • " True," said the Gent, " and when I saw you last, • " Your hail . , methoUght, was of a greyish cast; " Besides, 'tw'as lank and thin, and currd not then, And now, but for your tongue, I scarce could ken " In - you, the self - same Lady, wiose'grey hair " Of late had nearly driven you to despair; " But Atkinson's. fam'd 'Fluid and his Dye " Have work'd strange wonders both in you anasl.'' The Gent in - trinmOi laugh'd; thel,ady, wounded, •Hung down her head abasti'd, as one confounded. , The above lines are founded on fact; and the original map be se--n, and reference given to the writer, by applying at the Proprietor's, 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, Loudon ; and sold - by most Perfumers in ToWn'and Country. THE.LATE REV. JOHN WESLEY.---It may not be amiss at the present time to call the attention of those whom it may Concern, to the following extrAt- from a publication of this venerable and truly pious divine, on the subject of " Separation ocn the Church," dated " April I 790,"*n0t quite twelve tminths.ptior to his death:— " I never had any design of separating from the church. I have no such design now. I. do not believe the Methodists in general design it, when lam no more seen,. I do, and will do, all that is in my power to prevent such an event ; never theless, in spite of alt that I - can do, many of them" will se parate from it ; (although, am apt to. think, not one-I;7lif, p e rhaps not a third of them.) These will be so bold and in judicious as to form a separate party, which consequently. will dwindle away into a . dry, dull, separate party. In Hat oppo. sition to these, I declare; once more, that I Jive and die a member of the Church .of, England ; and that none who re - - gard,my judgment or advice will ever separate from i t. (Signed) JOHN WESLEY." By the above extract it appears, that Air. Vas LEY was the unintentional founder of a nurneroui ect, which" is fully proved by those his alulost lug words. • •